I sat down a few days ago and counted. Twenty-six VMworld and VMware Explore sessions delivered since 2018 — from that first nerve-wracking co-presentation with a customer in Barcelona, all the way to what is shaping up to be the most technically compelling edition yet. If you are on the fence about registering for VMware … Continue reading Why VMware Explore 2026 is a Must-Attend Event
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Don’t Just Read the Release Notes: Get Hands-On with VCF 9.1 Using Free VMware Labs — Today
Whenever a major release drops—like the massive VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9.1 update we just saw—the first question from infrastructure operators is always the same: "This looks great on paper, but how do I actually test it without breaking my environment?" Standing up a full VCF management and workload domain just for sandboxing requires serious … Continue reading Don’t Just Read the Release Notes: Get Hands-On with VCF 9.1 Using Free VMware Labs — Today
Empower Your IT Career with VMUG Membership and VCF 9 Skills
In my 25+ years in IT, I have seen that the most successful professionals are not the ones who know every command line by heart—they are the ones who know exactly who to call when things go sideways. While software licenses give you the tools, the VMware User Group (VMUG) gives you the blueprint, the … Continue reading Empower Your IT Career with VMUG Membership and VCF 9 Skills
The “VCF Ops First” Strategy: Stand-alone Upgrade to VCF Ops 9.0 Now, Converge Later
The release of VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9.0 marks a massive shift in the infrastructure landscape. But for some organizations, there is a gap between buying VCF and deploying VCF due to several reasons beyond control like hardware compatibility, hardware refresh cycles etc. For a small section of VCF Customers - successfully converted your licensing … Continue reading The “VCF Ops First” Strategy: Stand-alone Upgrade to VCF Ops 9.0 Now, Converge Later




